Goldman Sachs Says Trump's Presidency Will Benefit Stocks in Almost Every Sector

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After years of slowing earnings growth and little in the way of excitement for many Wall Street analysts, many are now hopeful that President-elect Donald Trump will finally make things interesting.

When collating data for the Goldman Sachs Group Inc. Analyst Index — a proprietary measure of growth across different sectors of the S&P 500 — the firm included a question this month on what the election of Donald Trump will mean for the industries covered by those surveyed. Turns out, they are rather optimistic.

"This month, we asked analysts to comment on how the results of the U.S. election will affect companies in their respective sectors," the team led by Avisha Thakkar writes in the new note. "While their responses suggest that there is still uncertainty about the sector-level impact, the majority of sectors are anticipating favorable effects," they say, adding that expectations of lower tax rates and economic stimulus are among key reasons for the favorable outlook.
Doesn't it seem strange for Goldman Sachs to be praising Trump today, yet earlier this year they were banning employees from donating to him.

Why Goldman Sachs staff can donate to Hillary Clinton but not Donald Trump

Goldman Sachs' top 1% employees can't donate to Trump
 

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Doesn't it seem strange for Goldman Sachs to be praising Trump today, yet earlier this year they were banning employees from donating to him.
Trump is tapping two senior executives for white house positions. During the elections he was claiming them as part of the establishment backing Hillary. The election is over - no need to perform for the gullible voters anymore.

BTW: Has Mitt Romney been confirmed as the new Secretary of State yet ? :whoo::whoo::whoo:
 

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A little bit greater every day..... :)
 

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Trump is tapping two senior executives for white house positions. During the elections he was claiming them as part of the establishment backing Hillary. The election is over - no need to perform for the gullible voters anymore.

BTW: Has Mitt Romney been confirmed as the new Secretary of State yet ? :whoo::whoo::whoo:
Trump just assumed control for $20 trillion in debt, It's no wonder he tapped the one bank that pretty much manages the international financial system.
Take a look at the list of famous ex-employees https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_former_employees_of_Goldman_Sachs did you notice a pattern.

What I love about today's tax cut announcement is that the top 2% don't get a tax cut, they lose certain deductions that net out the tax cut.
The middle class will see the most impact.

Steve Mnuchin & Wilbur Ross interview with Maria Bartiromo this morning
https://youtu.be/G2mmYipxrxo
 

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Trump is tapping two senior executives for white house positions. During the elections he was claiming them as part of the establishment backing Hillary. The election is over - no need to perform for the gullible voters anymore.

BTW: Has Mitt Romney been confirmed as the new Secretary of State yet ? :whoo::whoo::whoo:
Next up will be Trump hiring or planning with those 'international' bankers he complained about. Expect he probably thinks he can get loans easier now...
 

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Who are some of the people Trump complained most vociferously about.
As did Hillary, while taking their money and telling them that you have to say one thing to the public and another to everyone else.....

He's going to have to strike a balance between those that have the right experience and those that can stir the pot.

No matter what he does you will whine like a bitch.
 

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And you hated Hillary for it. But for trump....
Yes yes, still whining like a bitch.

I'm pretty sure Trump didn't pimp himself out to Goldman for speaking fees..... pretty sure.

Funny that he actually rented the Clinton's for his wedding, like a fucking tent.
 

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What I love about today's tax cut announcement is that the top 2% don't get a tax cut, they lose certain deductions that net out the tax cut.
The middle class will see the most impact.
Untrue. His tax cuts benefit the rich more than anyone.

The top .1% will pay an average of a million dollars less tax.

Also he proposed to eliminate estate taxes which ONLY ever tax the wealthy. In particular Trump himself is liable to pay a huge amount of tax when he dies one day that his tax cut will avoid. He's going to be able to hand his tax deferred real estate to his kids who will continue deferring tax forever, without the estate tax.

He's basically giving HIMSELF a huge tax cut.
 

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Yes yes, still whining like a bitch.

I'm pretty sure Trump didn't pimp himself out to Goldman for speaking fees..... pretty sure.
No, he was probably too busy trying to get loans off of them, instead he had to get loans in Russia.
 
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